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IF A PROBLEM OCCURS ALWAYS SWITCH THE UNIT OFF IMMEDIATELY
Motor does not operate.
Motor operates but cleaner
fails to pick up.
Motor makes high pitched
noise.
Dust/grit blowing from
outlet.
Maintenance
After wet pick up empty, rinse and dry the recovery tank, hose and accessories. If vacuuming/collecting
sticky spills, clean the tank and accessories with warm, soapy water.
Periodically replace the paper filter. Wash dirt from the foam filter using soapy water. This will improve it's
performance. Thoroughly dry before installing paper filter.
Do not oil the motor. It is lubricated for life.
There are no serviceable parts inside the cleaner apart from the filters.
A range of accessories together with all spare parts are available from our main office
IF YOU REQUIRE FURTHER ASSISTANCE THEN PLEASE CONTACT OUR HELPLINE ON
Tel: 01483 454666 Fax: 01483 454548 email:enquiries@earlex.co.uk
A range of spare parts are available for the CombiVac
01483 454666. Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 08.30-17.00 (Excluding Bank Holidays)
WDACC2 - Deluxe Floor Head with hard floor, brush and squeegee attachments. Wider head for greater
coverage, suitable for carpets and faster pickup of debris and spills.
WDACC10 - Pack of three spare foam filters.
WDACC11 - Pack of three spare paper filters.
WDACC12 - Power Tool Adapter.
WDACC13 - Combined Wet & Dry Filter no need for foam filter or paper filter and no need to change
between filters for dry or wet pickup.
WDACC14 - Wide Bore Tool Kit for larger debris such as rubble and leaves.
WDACC16 - Sink Deblocker - clears blockages from sinks, baths and showers.
WDACC18 - Combispray - Multipurpose spray gun
WDACC19 - Dust Collection bags - Dust bags suitable for collecting fine dust.
WDACC20 - Cellulose Cartridge Filter - Wet 'n Dry vacuum filter, not recommended for prolonged wet use.
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Check unit is plugged in and switched on.
Check fuse in plug - replace only with a fuse of the same rating - 13
amps.
If using extension lead check the fuse in this lead.
Check if the cleaner needs emptying.
Check and clear any blockages within the system.
Check that both foam and paper filters are clean and not damaged.
Check if cleaner needs emptying and the float valve has operated.
Check filter is correctly fitted, if heavy duty filter is used check that it is
fully pushed into position.
AFTER SALES SERVICE
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 08.30 -17.00 (Excluding Bank Holidays)
ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS
TM
. To order please contact our helpline on
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Do you have a question about the COMBIVAC and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers
How do I change the filter
To change the filter on the Earlex COMBIVAC:
1. For Dry Pick-Up:
- Ensure the foam filter is dry.
- Slide the foam filter down over the float cage until it touches the top.
- Carefully install the paper filter over the foam filter.
- Secure the paper filter with the rubber band, ensuring it fully covers the foam filter up to the shoulder of the molding.
- Periodically brush dirt off the paper filter with a soft brush.
2. For Wet Pick-Up:
- Remove the paper filter (do not use it for wet pick-up).
- Use only the foam filter.
- Clean the foam filter with soapy water when necessary and dry it thoroughly before using it again.
3. Maintenance:
- Periodically replace the paper filter.
- Wash the foam filter with soapy water, rinse, and dry before reinstalling.
- Ensure the filters are clean and undamaged for proper operation.
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How to get it into suction mode
To switch the Earlex COMBIVAC to suction mode:
1. Ensure the motor housing is clipped onto the base correctly, with the air outlet opposite the vacuum inlet hose.
2. Assemble the hose by connecting it to the recovery tank, making sure it is properly secured.
3. Attach an extension tube and either the floor head or crevice tool if needed.
4. Unwind the mains lead fully and plug it into a power source.
5. Switch the unit on to begin suction operation.
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